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Wintech 16' wakeless vs. Still Water 18' Solo   Message List  
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RE: [youthrowing] Wintech 16' wakeless vs. Still Water 18' Solo

Sorry folks.  It's Friday and I am tired.  I hit the "send" button when I meant to hit "Edit"
 
Derek - and anyoone else interested - I have a 16' WinTech.  It is wakeless.  That's the good news.  The not so good news is that it is difficult to get one of the pontoon's bow close enough to a rowing shell to effect a change of rowers.  Typically the rower who is getting out of the shell will step on the bow closer to his seat and the rower's weight will sink the bow enough that he will get his feet and ankles wet.  To help counter this effect I have the rower who will be getting into the shell wait at the stern end of the opposite pontoon in order to keep the bow from sinking when the shell-exiting rower is getting onto the launch. The exiting rower trades places at the stern with the rower who is about to get into the shell.  That procedure minimizes, but does not completely eliminate, wet feet.
 
Additionally, the  WinTech with coach, two passengers, and a 9.9 hp motor, which is what is the maximum recommended motor size, will not keep up with a good eight.
 
 

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From: youthrowing@yahoogroups.com [mailto:youthrowing@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Derek Parsons
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Subject: [youthrowing] Wintech 16' wakeless vs. Still Water 18' Solo

Does anyone have any info they could share on the Still Water 18' Solo? We currently have one Wintech 16' Wakeless and really like it. We are going to move to purchase additional wakeless launches but wanted to see if anyone has had any experience with any other brands. The larger style wakeless are not an option for boathouse.
 
Derek Parsons- Head Coach
Washington-Lee Crew
Arlington, VA

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Does anyone have any info they could share on the Still Water 18' Solo? We currently have one Wintech 16' Wakeless and really like it. We are going to move to... 		Derek Parsons
crucoach
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7:36 pm

Derek - and anyoone else interested - I have a 16' WinTech. It is wakeless. That's the good news. The not so good news is that it is difficult to get one of...
Rod McElroy
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Send Email 		Aug 1, 2008
9:09 pm

Sorry folks. It's Friday and I am tired. I hit the "send" button when I meant to hit "Edit" Derek - and anyoone else interested - I have a 16' WinTech. It...
Rod McElroy
rmcelroy@...
Send Email 		Aug 1, 2008
9:14 pm

I know that everyone uses launches but just throwing this out there - I have a 3 person Honda personal watercraft for sale with only 30 hours on the engine....
moonbeam32751
Online Now Send Email 		Aug 1, 2008
9:27 pm

Derek, We have the Solo 18s in Tempe and they work really well. The only issue we have had is that they don't handle all that well in reverse. As with any...
Daniel Duxbury
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Offline Send Email 		Aug 5, 2008
3:25 am

Thanks for the info. We row in the Potomac River in Washington, DC. I like the wintech 16'. Our club is looking for additional launches and wants to look at...
Derek Parsons
crucoach
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3:54 pm

Sorry for the late reply. We have?a Wintech and an older 18 Solo.? When comparing the two, both with 9.9 HP engines: Wintech: more maneuverable, more...
Byron Walthall
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